Stone Age

英 [stəʊn eɪdʒ]

美 [stoʊn eɪdʒ]

n.  石器时代

牛津词典

noun

• 石器时代
  the very early period of human history when tools and weapons were made of stone
  1. My dad's taste in music is from the Stone Age (= very old-fashioned) .
     我老爸的音乐品味都老得掉渣了。

柯林斯词典

• 石器时代
  The Stone Ageis a very early period of human history, when people used tools and weapons made of stone, not metal.

双语例句

• Since then, organic materials ranging from Egyptian mummy hair to Stone Age sandals have been dated.
  自那时起，从埃及的木乃伊头发到石器时代的檀香木等有机物质的年代都已被确定。
• The emergence and development of the painted pottery reflected the historic progress of mankind in the New Stone Age.
  彩陶的产生和发展是新石器时代人类历史演进的重要标志之一。
• Europe's biggest Stone Age earthworks are at Silbury Hill in Wiltshire.
  欧洲石器时期最大的土木防御工事位于威尔特郡的西尔布利山。
• Our ancestors lived in eras we call the Stone Age, the Bronze Age and the Iron Age.
  我们祖先生活的时代，我们称之为石器时代、青铜时代和铁器时代。
• Stone Age settlers fashioned necklaces from sheep's teeth.
  石器时代的移居者用羊的牙做成项链。
• All of this creates a traditional illustration of a remote culture in the life of Stone Age Man.
  所有这些为我们创造了一幅表现遥远的石器时代传统文化的生活画面。
• After that, the Stone Age family always cooked their food on the fire.
  在那之后，石器时代家庭总是在火上煮他们的食品。
• In terms of technical development, people were going form the Stone Age to the Bronze Age.
  从历史的发展而言，人们正从石器时代进入青铜器时代。
• The history of breaststroke goes back to the Stone Age.
  蛙泳的起源可以追溯到石器时代。
• Most people in 18th century England endured a standard of living roughly equivalent to that of the stone age.
  在18世纪，大多数英国人还忍受着和石器时代大体相当的生活水准。